Hall-face

Of Burgstead and Its Folk and Its Neighbours

Listed among the prominent Dalesmen.

Of Face-of-God and His Kindred

Younger brother of Face-of-god, enters the hall with Iron-face and the Bride.

VII: Face-of-God Talketh with the Friend on the Mountain

Face-of-god's brother, praised as the Sword of their House.

Face-of-God Cometh Home Again to Burgstead

Enters with the Alderman; is present at the hall but does not speak.

Those Brethren Fare to the Yew-Wood with the Bride

Bids Face-of-god to go to the Yew-wood; talks merrily with the Bride and works alongside them.

Stone-Face Telleth Concerning the Wood-Wights

Mentioned as one of the swains talking of hunting elks up the fells, with whom Gold-mane might go.

They Fare to the Hunting of the Elk

Leads the hunt after the storm, expresses confidence in his brother's survival, and later embraces Face-of-god upon his return.

XVII: The Token Cometh from the Mountain

Accompanies Face-of-god to deal with lambs and ewes, part of the daily routine.

XXII: Face-of-God Cometh Home to Burgstead

Relates the tale of the ambush by Dusky Men in the woods, the death of Iron-shield, and the intervention of the brown-clad men.

Talk in the Hall of the House of the Face

Leads the Hue-and-cry to the House of the Face and announces the good tidings to the hall.

Of the Gate-Thing at Burgstead

Testifies about the ambush in the wood, describing the attackers and the intervention of the wolf-like rescuers.

XXVII: Face-of-God Leadeth a Band Through the Wood

Appointed leader of the first company, tasked with scouting north toward Boars-bait.

Hall-Face Goeth Toward Rosedale

Proposes attacking Rosedale, is given command of a hundred men and Dallach to scout the wood, returns after seven days with rescued runaways but also with losses and wounded.

Of the Weapon-Show of the Men of Burgdale and Their Neighbours

Tall leader of a gallant company of the House of the Face.

Of the Folk-Mote of the Dalesmen, the Shepherd-Folk, and the Woodland Carles: The Banner of the Wolf Displayed

Bears the Banner of the Burg in front of his brother Face-of-god.

Of the Great Folk-Mote: Men Take Rede of the War-Faring, the Fellowship, and the War-Leader. Folk-Might Telleth Whence His People Came. The Folk-Mote Sundered

Old Hall-ward of the House of the Steer speaks first, urging war and naming Face-of-god as leader.

The Host Departeth from Shadowy Vale: The First Day’s Journey

Co-leads the rearward with Stone-face.

XLIV: Of the Onslaught of the Men of the Steer, the Bridge, and the Bull

Mentioned as the Bride's grandsire; she kneels nigh to him under the shadow of the spears while shooting.

Men Meet in the Market of Silverstead

Mentioned as a leader on the left flank with Folk-might and Stone-face.

XLVII: The Kindreds Win the Mote-House

Fights beside Face-of-god on the northern stair, crying 'For the Burg and the Face!'

Of the Word Which Hall-Ward of the Steer Had for Folk-Might

Present at the oak-tree meeting; comments on his brother's woodcraft.